A note on Hardy $q$-inequalities
We give a simple proof of a recently result concerning Hardy $q$-inequalities.
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We give a simple proof of a recently result concerning Hardy $q$-inequalities.
We study constructions of stable holomorphic vector bundles on Calabi-Yau threefolds, especially those with exact anomaly cancellation which we call extremal. By going through the known databases we find that such examples are rare in general and can be ruled out for the spectral cover construction for all elliptic threefolds. We then introduce a generalized version of Hartshorne-Serre construction and use it to yield extremal bundles of general ranks and study their geometry. In light of this probing the geometry of the space of stable vector bundles, we revisit the DRY conjecture on stable reflexive sheaves while focusing on the distribution of Chern numbers to use both theoretical and statistical ideas to provide evidence for DRY.
A result of Bennett and Grosse-Erdmann characterizes the weights for which the corresponding weighted Hardy inequality holds on the cone of non-negative, non-increasing sequences and a bound for the best constant is given. In this paper, we improve the bound for $1<p \leq 2$.
We conjecture that a non-flat $D$-real-dimensional compact Calabi-Yau manifold, such as a quintic hypersurface with D=6, or a K3 manifold with D=4, has locally length minimizing closed geodesics, and that the number of these with length less than L grows asymptotically as L^{D}. We also outline the physical arguments behind this conjecture, which involve the claim that all states in a nonlinear sigma model can be identified as "momentum" and "winding" states in the large volume limit.
In a generalization of the classical Hilbert inequality by Hardy, Littlewood and Pólya, the best constant for an inequality is determined provided that the generating function for the corresponding matrix satisfies certain monotonicity condition. In this paper, we determine the best constant for a class of inequalities when the monotonicity condition is no longer satisfied.
We extend a result of Holland on a mixed arithmetic-geometric mean inequality.
We study $l^p$ operator norms of factorable matrices and related results. We give applications to $l^p$ operator norms of weighted mean matrices and Copson's inequalities. We also apply the method in this paper to study the best constant in an inequality of Hardy, Littlewood and Pólya.
For n\geq 2, there is a free field realization of the affine vertex superalgebra A associated to psl(n|n) at critical level inside the bcβγsystem W of rank n^2. We show that the commutant C=Com(A,W) is purely bosonic and is freely generated by n+1 fields. We identify the Zhu algebra of C with the ring of invariant differential operators on the space of n\times n matrices under SL_n \times SL_n, and we classify the irreducible, admissible C-modules with finite dimensional graded pieces. For n\leq 4, C is isomorphic to the W_n^{(2)}-algebra at critical level, and we conjecture that this holds for all n.
We extend the classical Copson's inequalities so that the values of parameters involved go beyond what is currently known.
We study certain double--series inequalities, which are motivated by weighted Hardy inequalities.
The fermionic coset is a limit of the pure spinor formulation of the AdS5xS5 sigma model as well as a limit of a nonlinear topological A-model, introduced by Berkovits. We study the latter, especially its symmetries, and map them to higher spin algebras. We show the following. The linear A-model possesses affine $\AKMSA{pgl}{4}{4}_0$ symmetry at critical level and its $\AKMSA{psl}{4}{4}_0$ current-current perturbation is the nonlinear model. We find that the perturbation preserves $\mathcal{W}^{(2)}_4$-algebra symmetry at critical level. There is a topological algebra associated to $\AKMSA{pgl}{4}{4}_0$ with the properties that the perturbation is BRST-exact. Further, the BRST-cohomology contains world-sheet supersymmetric symplectic fermions and the non-trivial generators of the $\mathcal{W}^{(2)}_4$-algebra. The Zhu functor maps the linear model to a higher spin theory. We analyze its $\SLSA{psl}{4}{4}$ action and find finite dimensional short multiplets.
Low temperature growth Pr0.7Ca0.3MnO3 (PCMO) thin film showed high performance in electric field induced resistance switching (RS). To understand the micro-mechanism of RS in Metal/PCMO/Metal devices, structure evolution of PCMO under external electric field monitored inside transmission electron microscope (TEM) were performed. Evolution of the modulation stripe in as-grown PCMO sample was investigated when applying electric field. The new-generated modulation stripe gradually disappeared. These results indicate that oxygen ion migration plays a key role in RS.
A numerical study on interactions of two spherical drops in thermocapillary migration in microgravity is presented. Finite-difference methods were adopted and the interfaces of drops were captured by the front-tracking technique. It is found that the arrangement of drops directly influences their migrations and interaction, and that the motion of one drop is mainly determined by the disturbed temperature field because of the existence of the other drop.
In this paper, we prove a large sieve inequality for quartic Dirichlet characters. The result is analogous to large sieve inequalities for the quadratic and cubic Dirichlet characters.
We study an inequality suggested by Littlewood, our result refines a result of Bennett.
Motivated by existing results, we present some completely monotonic functions involving the polygamma functions.
We present some completely monotonic functions involving the $q$-gamma function that are inspired by their analogues involving the gamma function.
We extend a result of Levin and Stečkin concerning an inequality analogous to Hardy's inequality.